Two in a Tuk Tuk

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On a wild road trip through the Americas, a pair of adventurous surfers cast their fate to the wind…and three wheels.

By Sam George

Volume 29 Issue 6 (2020)

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Volume 29 Issue 6

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On the cover: Tommy Dalton breathes through his nose and keeps his mouth shut in the rural heartland of New Zealand. Photo by Logan Murray. TSJ 29.6 nearly breaks the odometer, jumping from an unlikely shaping bay in the Californian desert to trespassing for empty lineups in the Antipodes to checking the reemerging balsa scene among locals in Papua New Guinea. A look back at the surf lineage of a mile-long stretch of San Diego beach and a profile of the multi-craft expert Kai Lenny provide written doses of subcultural tradition and pure evolution. Visually, the issue’s showcases on fine artist Milton Avery’s abstract seascapes and photographer Will Adler’s atmospheric captures serve as reminders that the ocean, and riding waves, ultimately boils down to feeling it.

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